Hello John, I will wisely ignore all of the damned admonitions that you saw fit
to sort of "dish out" to me ("stuff" that you have certainly said to me
before!)and acknowledge your "Happy New Year" wish you ended your email msg. on!
Listen, there IS one, and just one criticsm of me that I will go along with, and
that is that I just flat don't give enough detail of what the problem is exactly
to everyone else in our newsgroup!! That's why I am including in this email
message the html page that is the servlet in question, which as I have said
before, is nothing but a logon page with 2 textboxes. One is for the user's name,
and the other one is for the user's email address. I am quite sorry that I was not
allowed/permitted to save the server error [the 404 server error] page for some
reason. And I will try to include the so-called "heavy editing" that I mentioned
in my first post of the web.xml file in a later posting to our little newsgroup
because I really don't believe, in my subjective opinion, that it's all that
important, to be frank and honest (which I am always am :) ). I mean, the little
bit of editing of it that I have done with other JSP's/servlets in the past has
not yielded any successful results at all.
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